Journal of Peace Research

1964 - 2025

From Peace Research Institute Oslo
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Presidential Directive (P.D.) 59 pp. 309-317: Milton Leitenberg
'Capitulation', 'Resistance' and the Framework of 'Normali-zation': The August 1968 Invasion of Czechoslovakia and the Czechoslovak Response pp. 319-332: Fred H. Eidlin
Demilitarization in Costa Rica pp. 333-350: Tord HÃ¸ivik and Solveig Aas
Proxy Intervention in Civil Wars pp. 353-361: Bertil DunÃ©r

Capitalism and Armaments: Business Cycles and Defense Spending in the United States 1945â€”1979 pp. 221-240: Gert Krell
The Opportunity Costs of Acting as a Super Power: U.S. Military Strategy in the 1980s pp. 241-260: Walter Goldstein
The Reporting of Military Expenditures pp. 261-275: Michael Brzoska
Constitutions, Covenants, and Charters: an Analysis of Decision Rules in International Organisations pp. 277-290: John R. Freeman and Cynthia A. Cannizzo
Crisis and Continuity in the International System pp. 291-297: Warren R. Phillips and Margee M. Ensign
A Response to Sten Sparre Nilson's Rejoinder pp. 299-300: Jeffrey D. Simon
A Short Reply pp. 301-301: Sten Sparre Nilson
Errata pp. 307-307: N/a

JPR 1964-1980 â€” What Have We Learnt about Peace? pp. 111-148: Hakan Wiberg
Small Peace pp. 149-157: Paul Smoker
A Gandhian Perspective on Peace pp. 159-164: Anima Bose
Elements of the Modern Concept of Peace pp. 165-173: Alfred BÃ¶nisch
Interpreters and Lobbies for Positive Peace pp. 175-181: Hubert Groten and JÃ¼rgen Jansen
Social Cosmology and the Concept of Peace pp. 183-199: Johan Galtung
Revolution and Peace: the Nicaraguan Road pp. 201-207: Ernesto Cardenal

Accounting for International War: The State of the Discipline pp. 1-18: J. David Singer
The Quantitative Study of International Conflict: Quantity and Quality? An Assessment of Empirical Research pp. 19-38: Wolf-Dieter Eberwein
Another approach to a Theory on the Causes of International War pp. 39-55: Klaus JÃ¼rgen Gantzel
Incompatibility, Confrontation, and War: Four Models and Three Historical Systems, 1816â€”1976 pp. 57-90: Peter Wallensteen
Old Nails in New Coffins: The Para Bellum Hypothesis Revisited pp. 91-95: Michael D. Wallace
The Victims â€” a Research Failure pp. 97-101: Ekkehart Krippendorff

Focus on: Poland, August-September 1980 Is a Socialist Revolution under State Capitalism Possible? pp. 281-290: Johan Galtung and Peter Wallensteen
British Military Intervention after World War II: Militance in a Second-Rank Power pp. 291-303: John Van Wingen and Herbert K. Tillema
UN Elites: Perspectives on Peace pp. 305-323: Christine Sylvester
Mirror Images in Americans' Perceptions of Nations and Leaders during the Iranian Hostage Crisis pp. 325-337: Pamela Johnston Conover, Karen A. Mingst and Lee Sigelman
The Cost of Vigilance in Israel: Linking the Economic and Social Costs of Defense pp. 339-355: Ofira Seliktar
A Rejoinder to Jeffrey D. Simon: Social Position and American Foreign Policy Attitudes: 1952â€”1972 pp. 357-359: Sten Sparre Nilson

Focus on: The Menace of the New Cycle of Interventionary Diplomacy pp. 201-205: Richard Falk
The Illusion of State Power: Transnational Corporations and the Neutralization of Host-Country Legislation pp. 207-221: Thomas J. Biersteker
The Consequences of Expensive Oil on Arms Transfers pp. 235-246: Steve Chan
Transfer of Technology â€” A Structural Analysis pp. 247-259: Maja Naur
'Facts' about the Military pp. 261-267: Clare Mundy and Dan Smith
Foreign Aid and Voting in the UN General Assembly, 1967â€”1976 pp. 269-277: Kul B. Rai

Focus on: Af ghanistan pp. 93-102: Raimo VÃ¤yrynen
Capital, Labor, and the Spoils of War pp. 103-117: Miroslav Nincic
Strategic Dependence and Oil in Mexican-American Relations pp. 119-133: John Saxe-Fernandez
Red Militarism pp. 135-149: Ulrich Albrecht
The Correlation of World Forces: the Soviet Concept pp. 151-171: Julian Lider
Soldiers and Politics: The Case of Ghana pp. 173-193: BjÃ¶rn Hettne

Focus on: Arms Race in Europe pp. 1-8: Sverre Lodgaard
Social Position and American Foreign Policy Attitudes: 1952â€”1972 pp. 9-28: Jeffrey D. Simon
Objective African Military Control* A New Paradigm in Civil-Military Relations pp. 29-46: Agola Auma-Osolo
Military Forces within Foreign Territory under Peace Arrangements â€” Ramifications of 20th Century Historic Experience upon Possible Arrangements between Israel and Arab Countries pp. 47-59: Uri Bialer
Evaluating Conflict pp. 61-75: C.R. Mitchell
A Rejoinder to the HÃ¼bner-Dick and Seidelmann South African Sanctions Model pp. 77-83: Walter W. Hill
Response to W. Hill's Rejoinder pp. 85-86: Gisela HÃ¼bner-Dick and Reimund Seidelmann